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When used effectively, Shroomish can make your opponent rip their hair out in frustration. Despite its poor base stats and movepool, Shroomish can make use of its ability, Poison Heal, to be somewhat successful. Shroomish boasts one of the most annoying sets in all of Little Cup, and this is one of the few sets that can stall in Little Cup. After setting up, Shroomish is very difficult to revenge kill, as it sports useful resistances to Electric-, Water-, and Ground-type attacks. Poison Heal, in tandem with Toxic Orb, allows Shroomish to regain HP even without Leech Seed, though Leech Seed must be up to effectively stall out your opponent. Though it can pull off this one set with great success, it falters in many other areas. Its inability to hit the opponent hard is its biggest weakness, so it cannot be relied upon to break any walls with sheer force.
With a combination of good typing, a wonderful ability, and decent defenses, Shroomish is able to cause havoc easily with its SubSeed set. The main idea of the set is to switch in on a resisted attack and either Substitute or Spore the Pokemon coming in on the switch. From there, Shroomish uses a combination of the HP it receives from Poison Heal and Leech Seed to stall out the opposition. This is even easier to carry out thanks to the plethora of Pokemon abusing Choice items in Little Cup.
With 25 HP, 16 Defense, and 14 Special Defense, Shroomish can run arguably the most effective SubSeeding set in all of Little Cup. This set achieves its goal by using a combination of Substitute and Protect to make sure that the opponent cannot touch you, while draining their health with Leech Seed and restoring your own. Spore allows Shroomish to put the opponent to sleep 100% of the time, allowing for easy setup.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
While giving a Choice Scarf to such a slow Pokemon may seem silly, the boost gives Shroomish the magic 21 Speed, which allows it to outspeed all unboosted Pokemon. This makes Shroomish a very effective anti-lead, allowing it to outrun and sleep any non-Scarfed Pokemon with its 100% accurate Spore. This set can prevent most leads from setting up Stealth Rock. It can immobilize many top leads, including Hippopotas, Meowth, and Snover, simply by using Spore on them. Neither Snover's Ice Shard nor Meowth's Fake Out will ever OHKO Shroomish, allowing it to safely incapacitate them with Spore. Energy Ball allows Shroomish to deal with leads such as Diglett, Hippopotas, Phanpy, Kabuto, and Omanyte. Sludge Bomb gives Shroomish some extra coverage while Stun Spore is convenient for paralyzing Pokemon like Gligar.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Unfortunately, Shroomish has a horrible movepool and does not have many options outside of the moves listed in the Shroom Stall set. Shroomish can attempt to use a moveset consisting of Spore and Wake-Up Slap in order to have a 120 Base Power move while the opponent is sleeping, but most sleeping opponents will switch out. You may also attempt to use Toxic on the Shroom Stall set instead of Spore to speed up the stalling process. Instead of using Spore, it is possible to chose to attack the opponent instead of putting it to sleep. Seed Bomb offers a reliable STAB move, while Facade could prove valuable once poisoned. Sludge bomb may be used if you would like to hit Grass-types, most notably Snover, for super effective damage.
Shroomish can run a Choice Scarf set fairly well. With 236 Speed EVs and a Jolly nature it hits the magic Speed number of 14. This allows Shroomish to outrun any Pokemon without a Choice Scarf and put them to sleep with Spore. Unfortunately, with base 40 Attack and 40 Special Attack, Shroomish can't do much except for revenge kill weakened Pokemon.
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Summer in Zermatt is filled with the sound of folk music
Seeing from close quarters an alpenhorn and a Schwyzerörgeli being played, listening to the outdoor music-making and basking in the music – this is what Zermatt's Folkloresommer is all about. For a period of ten weeks, it is possible to enjoy performances by a diverse array of musical line-ups in a celebration of living Swiss tradition bursting with zest for life.
Alpenhorn, Schwyzerörgeli, accordion, double bass. Such are the well-known Swiss folk instruments. A wide variety of musical ensembles will be playing in Zermatt again this summer. And visitors may be taken by surprise anywhere in the village because it is the musicians themselves who choose where and when to perform – from morning to evening. No doubt representing the views of all the musicians taking part in Zermatt's Folkloresommer, one alpenhorn player standing by the little wooden podium on Bahnhofplatz in Zermatt says: "For us it's a privilege to be able to perform at the foot of the most famous mountain in the world." And with a smile he adds: "It's also wonderful to see the tourists enjoying our music so much. We'd love to know how many photo albums we feature in all over the world." After briefly explaining to one visitor about his alpenhorn, he puts the archetypal Swiss instrument to his lips as digital cameras flash away in the background, operated by visitors including many from Switzerland, Germany and Japan.
Living Swiss folk music
"With these folk music performances we want to show our visitors just how vibrant and rich Swiss folk music is", says Guest Animation Manager Jasmin Scherrer of Zermatt Tourism. She is responsible for coordinating the appearances of the ten groups of musicians who perform in Zermatt every summer. They hail from all over Switzerland and over the last seven years new ones have been coming all the time. "It's the mix that makes the event what it is", says Jasmin Scherrer, who is always delighted when she receives new enquiries from ensembles wanting to play in Zermatt.
At the end of July 2012, for example, it will be possible to catch the group "Edelweiss". In addition to the alpenhorn and Schwyzerörgeli, their line-up of instruments will include a Büchel. This wind instrument from central Switzerland is a kind of small alpenhorn, but more difficult to play. Unlike the alpenhorn, the Büchel does not have a straight pipe but instead is formed of three coiled sections, as if folded over on itself, and is just 90 cm long. Anyone who has not seen a Büchel close up will have the opportunity to do so in Zermatt and also to talk to the musicians who play it.
Another ensemble appearing this summer is the Berna-Grischa Ländler quintet. This group adopts the traditional line-up of the canton of Graubünden with two clarinets, two Schwyzerörgeli and a double bass. And the roll-call of Swiss folk music continues merrily with the group "Alphornbläser vom Hüsliriet" from Uster, which took part in the large-scale alpenhorn concert of 2009 on the Gornergrat, when a total of 366 alpenhorn players performed against the backdrop of the Matterhorn. They will be playing 3.8-metre-long alpenhorns made of fir wood, which are pitched in E. These make a softer sound than the more common 3.4-metre F sharp horns.
The village and the mountains resound to music
The groups taking part in Zermatt's Folkloresommer will perform in the open air: on the station, church and post office squares, on the viewpoint platform of the Gornergratbahn (3,100 m) and on Sunnegga paradise (2,288 m). The various ensembles will decide spontaneously when and where they will appear – from around 9 o'clock in the morning until the evening. Music lovers should therefore not be surprised if they stumble across a group of musicians in the middle of an Alpine pasture.
However, Zermatt also has much more to offer. The Folklore Festival takes place in mid-August and 2012 will be the 44th festival. The festival brings 1,200 participants to Zermatt to celebrate Swiss traditional music and customs. Numerous spectators travel from far and wide to experience flag spinning, music-making, traditional costume, Talerschwingen (the Swiss art of musical coin spinning) and spoon-players.
What's more, on 18 and 25 July, the Musikegesellschaft Matterhorn Zermatt will be performing at the folk evenings in Zermatt. And in Täsch various village societies can be seen and heard performing in the church square on folk evenings to be held on Thursdays between 19 July and 16 August. Additional events will be held by various well-established Zermatt hostelries: in winter and summer alike a different high-quality Swiss accordion group performs in the Schwyzer Stübli of Hotel Schweizerhof every week while at Hotel Continental the hosts' own Örgeli ensemble, "Nid zem lose", provides the entertainment – in summer as and when they can, because one of the musicians is a mountain guide and therefore on the move a lot, and in winter every Sunday at cocktail hour between 6.00 and 7.30pm. The band includes hotelier Paul Kronig, his brother Josef, Henry Willi and the hotelier's wife on the double bass.
Those seeking a pure mountain experience with a ring of Alpine peaks and taking in a sunrise or sunset should make for the mountain guesthouse Hotel du Trift (2,337 m). This mountain hike, steep in parts, takes a good two hours and involves an ascent of 700 metres. But it's worth the effort. Anyone wanting to learn about the locality can ask host and mountain guide Hugo Biner, who will explain about the mountains and the mountain world in the Zermatt dialect and in English, too. And then, as if in the natural course of things, he may well get out his alpenhorn and launch without warning into a serenade.


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"The chamber has graciously allowed the church to host the egg hunt this year and with their support we are hoping to bring in a lot of families," said Mary Stanley one of the event organizers.
The activities planned for this day are appropriate for all ages. Much time has been put forth to make this celebration a big success.
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I just set my hackintosh up. I have a Gigabyte z77-ds3h V1.1 motherboard, Intel Core i7-3770K processor. I have snow leopard installed (via iBoot), with the intention of connecting to the App Store and upgrading to Mountain Lion. I installed the Atheros - Shailua's ALXEthernet v1.0.2 driver via MultiBeast 5.2.1 and repaired the permissions, rebooted, etc.
My problem is that I still cannot get an Internet connection option for an Ethernet. Wtf am I doing wrong?


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Dating the Knight of Wands
If the Knight of Wands signifies the one you carry your torch for, you might want to know a bit more about the pros and cons of dating this guy.
He might be a Leo or an Aries or just generally very charismatic and 'fiery.' He's flirty but he can't help it… right? If he's mostly a good guy, keep reading. If he's a bit of an asshole… What are you doing hooking up with him?! Hurry to 8 Types of W*ankers (reversed male courtiers) and get the lowdown there instead.
Pros: He's fun loving and knows how to show his date a good time. He's not afraid of attracting attention and usually doesn't mind public displays of affection. He can be very generous. Young or not he's usually sexually experienced which means you'll have a good time doing the horizontal samba. Continue reading


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Hello, i have been trying for a while to install Hazard's osx 10.6.2 on my laptop, but i keep running into problems.
I have managed to enter the installation by typing f8 and then -v cpus=1
I have tried messing around with the options in the "costumize" menu, but the installation fails at 0% everytime. ("Install failed" shows on the screen.)
Does anyone have any idea which options I should choose to prevent this?
PS: I am a total hackint0sh noob, and i apologize for my bad english :-)
My specs:
Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 Dual Core Mobile Processor
4GB PC2-6400 DDR2 Memory
500GB 7200rpm SATA Hard Drive
NVIDIA GeForce GT 130M Graphics With 1GB Memory
Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11a/g/n Wireless, Bluetooth
Thanks in advance! :-)


text: When you're expecting, no (wo)man is an island. You automatically gain admittance to a secret society that has its own language, tools, and traditions. I've discovered that a large number of its members swear by Giggle for decoding. Not familiar with Giggle? Just wait, you will be. It's a chic baby emporium with a well-edited list of items that makes even the most reluctant mom-to-be coo. I asked founder and CEO Ali Wing to tell me what I need for baby's arrival. If I am taking the trapped-on-a-desert-island approach to planning, what are the five items I will need the day baby comes home from the hospital? 1. An infant car seat. You need to get home from the hospital, and infant car seats are one of the few categories experts unanimously recommend against hand-me-downs. Graco SnugRide 35 LX car seat, $170. Chicco KeyFit 30 car seat, $195. Maxi-Cosi Mico car seat, $190. Aton car seat, $230. 2. A bed. Someplace to sleep — whether it's a crib, Moses basket, bassinet, or co-sleeper. Whichever you choose, you need one by the time your baby arrives. Moses basket, $90. Mini co-sleeper bassinet, $150. Snuggle Nest co-sleeper, $50. Better Basics Harper crib, $595. Alex Crib, $695. 3. Swaddles and/or receiving blankets. Lots of them. They will save you. Swaddle blankets are essential sleeping companions and the utility infielder of a nursery. Use them for swaddling, holding, warming, sleeping, changing, and playing. Better Basics Ultimate swaddle blanket, $25. Better Basics Organic swaddle blankets, $36. 4. Gentle diaper wipes and diapers. But unlike swaddles, you don't need lots. Start out slow, because what styles, sizes, and types you like take practice — and depend on your baby. But you will still want a few when you get home. You can stock up after you figure out your favorites. BabyGanics Thick N' Klean baby wipes, $5.50. Bambino Mio nappies, $35. Organic cotton prefolded diapers, $30. 5. Glider/rocking chair. I used to think of a glider/rocker as a nice-to-have, but after ten years of customer feedback I now think of it as a must-have. Whether you're breast- or bottle-feeding (the latter requires supplies, so add that to your top five), every mom wants a go-to comfort chair for around the clock — and often sleep-deprived — feedings, soothings, and snuggles. Joya rocker, $895. Heart glider, $1,100. Verona glider, $999. Tuscany glider, $1,999.Photo: Courtesy of Giggle


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Beauty and the Beast-you've got all the parts or on the other end of the spectrum- West Side Story
I wish I had your choices. I'm in the same boat and would appreciate any suggestions as well; here is the info: but have 15 strong girls who can all act, sing and dance ; but my men are scarce...have about 8 total- i who can dance & act and belts-but has trouble matching pitch, i baritone who's working on his tenor, dance and acts-very leading man type, i bari with a lovely tamber but hard to understand, 1 who is a comic and can hold his own as supporting in all areas, and 1 who can act. They can all dance after last year, A Chorus Line. I want to not repeat what has been recently done which are: Damn Yankees, How to Succeed, Music Man, Fiddler, Guys and Dolls, Anything Goes, Birdie, Grease, Beauty & Beast, Annie. West Side Story is Next Year. Considering Into the Woods-but worried about the guys singing Sondheim. Also thinking abot Anything Goes as none of the kids involved were in high school when we did that. How about Clue-anyone done that?


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I just wanted to give a quick update explaining the lack of posts here for the past couple of weeks. Basically my trusty Compaq V3030CA laptop bit the dust about a week and a half ago, after a series of increasingly serious problems finally took their toll. After a bit of research, I discovered that there were several lines of HP and Compaq laptops that had an issue with the default BIOS, and HP was offering a "Limited Warranty Service Enhancement" that essentially offers an extension of the manufacturers warranty.
It turns out that the default BIOS for these particular laptops were configured to turn on the case fan when the processer (an AMD Turion x64 in my case) reached a temperature of 55° Celsius; a perfectly acceptable temperature for that chip. Unfortunately the rest of the components in these laptops depended on that fan for cooling, and by the time the Turion chip reached 55° (which takes a while because the chip runs quite cool) the rest of the components in the machine were literally cooking themselves into premature failure...
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Cup fightback was key - O'Neill
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill believes the FA Cup third round draw against Bolton helped to build the foundation for his side's emphatic win over West Ham on Saturday.
Sunderland, who are preparing to face Bolton tomorrow night in the replay at the Stadium of Light, came from two goals down to draw 2-2 against the Trotters, knowing a tie against Everton was at stake.
The Black Cats then took the fighting spirit from the second half at the Reebok Stadium and used it to brush aside West Ham in their Barclays Premier League clash on Wearside last weekend.
The three points helped to ease their relegation fears and O'Neill was quick to laud the spirit shown against Bolton as the catalyst for the much-improved performance.
``The difference between our performance against West Ham and Bolton was obviously day and night,'' O'Neill told reporters.
``We started sluggishly against Bolton and I don't think we can afford to do that, but against West Ham we started strongly and the most pleasing aspect for me was that we kept it going.
``For the most part, we were terrific.
``Our second-half performance against Bolton in the cup helped cement that. It gave us that lift, not only that we were still in the cup but the players felt that now they could move on.''
Despite now having home advantage for the third round replay, O'Neill is refusing to take Bolton lightly and expects to field a team not too dissimilar from the side who impressed against the Hammers.
``We started brightly against West Ham and played well in that game but it means absolutely nothing now,'' O'Neill said.
``We play Bolton which will be a big test for us and they will think they have as good a chance as we have of playing Everton in the next round.
``Bolton's record in the cup has been very good in recent years and I think they will feel they are capable of winning the game.
``They certainly felt that during the last match. We've got home advantage at this moment and the crowd behind us and we will go into the game with plenty of confidence, but going into the game with confidence is no guarantee of anything.
``It's not something I would like to be making wholesale changes for because we're not in a position to be able to do that and we would like to treat the competition with some respect.''
Dougie Freedman hopes jealously can inspire Bolton to an FA Cup upset at the second time of asking.
Wanderers took a 2-0 lead in the original third-round match at the Reebok Stadium nine days ago, only to be pegged back by goals from Connor Wickham and Craig Gardner in the final half-hour.
``To play these games against Premier League teams just reminds the lads what we're missing,'' said the former Crystal Palace boss.
``It's always good - I feel it just shows them we're jealous of where they (the opposition) are and want to get back up there as soon as possible. It's a little reminder of what we're missing out on.''
Bolton appear to be in a transitional phase during the opening months of Freeman's reign, after the 38-year-old Scot replaced compatriot Owen Coyle at the end of October.
Saturday's 1-1 draw with Millwall leaves the pre-season promotion favourites 16th in the npower Championship - 10 points shy of the play-off places and eight above the relegation zone.
By contrast, Martin O'Neill's Sunderland secured a fourth win in seven league outings by brushing aside West Ham 3-0 at the weekend, but Freedman remains bullish about his side's prospects
``It'll be tough but, listen, football's tough,'' he said. ``If you've not got thick skin then you might as well step out of this game because it's a tough environment where you've got to match teams that are not going to give you an inch.
``We feel in the first game we played very well for 70 minutes against a Premier League side. We were 2-0 up and I felt that we possibly deserved to take the game.
``We'll go up there full of confidence knowing that if we produce what we produced at home then we've got a chance of winning this game.''


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Grace Rose Bauer is ten-year-old with Cystic Fibrosis. She was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and moved to L.A. after Hurricane Katrina. She likes to say that she's from New Orleans and goes to school in Los Angeles. Since L.A. is where her doctors are, it's important that she's here for clinics and to be sure she's staying healthy.
In between her treatments, Grace created the Rosie G. clothing line based on her love of the two cities she call home: Los Angeles and New Orleans. She calls it "beach meets bayou". She designed her first dress when she was just two years old with the help of her mother who's also a designer. The name "Rosie G" came from her alter ego. "When I put on my lip gloss and get dressed up, I like to sing and dance in the mirror and I call this person Rosie G!"
Grace says. "All my clothes are super comfortable and they're all made here in the USA. Another cool thing about my clothing line is that proceeds from sales will go back to CF research to hopefully find a cure."
She has an indiegogo campaign to raise the money to develop the first full collection and take it to stores to sell. You can help her realize TWO dreams if you help her camapign! Plus, there are some great perks here are a few:
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Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
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This recipes takes traditional Italian Wedding Soup to a healthier level! Trading cornstarch mixture for eggs and extra lean ground turkey for ground beef to make the meatballs, you will have a deliciously yummy soup with less fat and cholesterol!
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Library School Mergers
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I recently received an email via my library school's student listserv explaining that our university Provost has asked the library school and the College of Media to explore "integrating their two units." It is very early in the exploratory process, and certainly not a sure thing yet, but it got me thinking about the possibilities. I don't know much about the merger idea, but it seemed OK to me: easier access to more classes and professors, additional networking contacts, and perhaps a stronger focus on writing/communication for library students? What's not to like?
However, it seems my opinion is not shared by everyone. Another library student/employee responded (to everyone): "It will be a horrible disaster for all new graduates who want jobs and will definitely destroy GSLIS itself." After some brief online searching I found an article in the local newspaper from a few years ago when the exact same merge was proposed. In it, our former dean explained that his main reason for opposing the merge was the possibility of our rankings "plummeting": "The decision on our side was really about, 'How would a different structure likely affect our competitiveness?' It wasn't a rejection of Media."


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This March 17, 2012 file photo shows Penn State's David Taylor, top, and Lehigh's Brandon Hatchett wrestle during their 165-pound championship match at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in St. Louis. Some think Minnesota is the nation's top wrestling team this season. Others believe Penn State is primed for a third straight NCAA championship. No matter how you look at it, the Big Ten is set to rule the sport in 2012-13. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File)
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Murray >Motorcycles > Cycle House
4203 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT | Directions 8410740.679938 -111.887889
Neighborhoods: Millcreek
Solid for Parts – I've been buying parts for my WRs from Mike and the Cycle House crew for at least ten years now. Excellent customer service from a knowledgeable staff. The prices are a little higher than you get from some of the online/mail-order guys, but Rocky Mountain won't install your tires for free like CH will.
I did have some trouble with a repair job several years back with these guys but mostly I think it was the cracked engine block that was stumping the guy with the wrench so I've never held it against them. Even with this hiccup, nine times out of ten I still come to Cycle House before Wrights or (god forbid) Plaza.
Worst service department in the state. – These guys not only kept my bike for 4 weeks longer than they said, but when they returned it they caused even more damage than it went in with. THEN they tried to charge me to fix the damage THEY caused by using canned flat black spray paint to touch up my high gloss finish. I had to take my bike to a pro and have it completely redone.
Do not let them near your bike! When I got my bike back it was the end of the season. Now that Im riding again (probably put no more than 50 miles on the bike since I got back from them) The new rim and tire that they installed has also failed.
They are the worst shop in utah. AVOID THEM.
They're horrible! Don't use them!!!! – Lying crooks!!!!
Good Service – Went in for a pre-season tune up on my CBR, they did it very fast, well, and at a good price. Of course it was a few weeks before riding season so they weren't really busy or anything.
The only thing that mildly annoyed me was that they reran some cables I put in there, but really they did it the right way while I kind of just had them sort of running around, so I can't really complain much. In fact it's the sort of downside that I like. They called me when it was done, and worked around my odd schedule (I work 3rd shift).
The woman working there was kind of.. moody? But the guy was real nice. In fact I plan to bring my bike in today for the front fork seals to be changed and possibly a new chain.
Charge for Unauthorized Service – If there is one thing I don't like it is when someone charges me for a service I didn't authorize. The store did not call when the job was done, I had to.... the store did not get authorize to do work then charged us for it.... ughhhhh
No apologies - they just didn't care....
Excellent, FAST Service – The service this business provided was great. Not only are they in the busiest season, they were still FAST!!! Two days for a "unique" fit. As for the other posts below, what the HELL? (You guys are just losers!) I would definitely recommend this business. Thanks Cycle House!
These other posts...., "what?" – I just moved here to Utah and was referred to this place by another long time rider. I mainly have been dealing with personal race mechanics and Cycle Gear (have accounts in Las Vegas and Albuquerque), and since I've been to this place they have just been 'on it', going over my YZ for way cheaper than anywhere else I've been, and anything I needed they got the next day, so I don't know what these other guys are talking about.
I'm sure that kid that followed the other guy is gone cause I haven't seen any kid there within the last 2 months, and the other stuff these other guys wrote, let's just say my experiene with CH has been completely different- to be honest (and I'm sure they got rid of the half ass mechanic cause they had my bike back after 1 day).
Worst place ever – I went in here the other day to shop around and compare prices with Wrights down the street. I left and went to Wrights and one of the employees followed me there and accused me of stealing a bunch of stuff and that they had me on camera doing it. Problem was I didn't steal anything. This kid followed me around when I went to another shop too telling me he was going to turn me in and I was "going down". Never going there again!
cycle house – this store is the worst store in the world to fix gopeds it take over 3 weeks just to fix it. Dont recommend to even bother to call them
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No Child Left Behind Act:
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The No Child Left Behind Act (NCLBA) requires districts with schools that receive Title I funds and that have not met state performance goals for 3 consecutive years to offer low-income students supplemental educational services (SES), such as tutoring. This testimony discusses early implementation of SES, including how (1) SES participation changed in recent years; (2) providers work with districts to deliver services; (3) states monitor and evaluate SES; and (4) the U.S. Department of Education (Education) monitors and supports SES implementation. This testimony is based on an August 2006 report (GAO-06-758) and also provides information on actions Education has taken that respond to our recommendations. For the report, GAO surveyed all states and a nationally representative sample of districts with schools required to offer SES, visited four school districts, and interviewed SES providers.
SES participation increased from 12 to 19 percent between school years 2003-2004 and 2004-2005. District actions to increase participation have included greater efforts to notify parents. However, timely and effective notification of parents remains a challenge, as does attracting providers to serve certain areas and students, such as rural districts and students with disabilities. To promote improved student academic achievement and service delivery, SES providers took steps to align their curriculum with district instruction and communicate with teachers and parents. However, the extent of these efforts varied, as some providers did not have any contact with teachers in almost 40 percent of districts or with parents in about 30 percent of districts. Both providers and district officials experienced challenges related to contracting and coordination of service delivery. In part because SES is often delivered in school facilities, providers and district and school officials reported that greater involvement of schools can improve SES delivery. While states' monitoring of district and provider efforts to implement SES had been limited in past years, more states reported conducting on-site reviews and other monitoring activities during 2005-2006. Districts also increased their oversight role. However, many states continue to struggle with how to evaluate whether SES providers are improving student achievement. While a few states have completed evaluations, none provides a conclusive assessment of SES providers' effect on student academic achievement. Education conducts SES monitoring in part through policy oversight and compliance reviews of states and districts, and provides SES support through written guidance, grants, and technical assistance. Education monitoring found uneven implementation and compliance with SES provisions, and states and districts reported needing SES policy clarification and assistance in certain areas, such as evaluating SES. Many states also voiced interest in Education's pilot programs that increase SES flexibility, including the recently expanded pilot allowing certain districts identified as in need of improvement to act as providers. Since GAO's report was published, Education has taken several actions to help improve SES implementation and monitoring, such as disseminating promising practices and guidance, and meeting with states, districts, and providers.
Mar 12, 2014
Federal Student Loans:Oversight of Defaulted Loan Rehabilitation Needs StrengtheningGAO-14-426T: Published: Mar 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Mar 12, 2014.
Federal Student Loans:Better Oversight Could Improve Defaulted Loan RehabilitationGAO-14-256: Published: Mar 6, 2014. Publicly Released: Mar 12, 2014.
Feb 27, 2014
School Lunch:Implementing Nutrition Changes Was Challenging and Clarification of Oversight Requirements Is NeededGAO-14-104: Published: Jan 28, 2014. Publicly Released: Feb 27, 2014.
Feb 18, 2014
Federal Student Loans:Impact of Loan Limit Increases on College Prices Is Difficult to DiscernGAO-14-7: Published: Feb 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Feb 18, 2014.
Feb 7, 2014
K-12 Education:Characteristics of the Investing in Innovation FundGAO-14-211R: Published: Feb 7, 2014. Publicly Released: Feb 7, 2014.
Feb 5, 2014
Early Learning and Child Care:Federal Funds Support Multiple Programs with Similar GoalsGAO-14-325T: Published: Feb 5, 2014. Publicly Released: Feb 5, 2014.
Jan 31, 2014
Federal Student Loans:Borrower Interest Rates Cannot Be Set in Advance to Precisely and Consistently Balance Federal Revenues and CostsGAO-14-234: Published: Jan 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jan 31, 2014.
Dec 5, 2013
Education Research:Further Improvements Needed to Ensure Relevance and Assess Dissemination EffortsGAO-14-8: Published: Dec 5, 2013. Publicly Released: Dec 5, 2013.
Nov 15, 2013
District of Columbia Opportunity Scholarship Program:Actions Needed to Address Weaknesses in Administration and OversightGAO-13-805: Published: Sep 30, 2013. Publicly Released: Nov 15, 2013.
Sep 24, 2013
Indian Affairs:Better Management and Accountability Needed to Improve Indian EducationGAO-13-774: Published: Sep 24, 2013. Publicly Released: Sep 24, 2013.
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"Neighbor: Aldon Smith's foot was still on the accelerator of SUV, which was against tree, when police arrived. It caused tires to smoke"
Matt Flynn once had aspirations of starting in the NFL, and he was paid to be that guy by two teams. However, Flynn's career has come full circle as he returns to the Packers.
The success of any young quarterback prospect is usually dictated by the team and situation in which he is placed. What situation is the ideal fit for Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater?
In recent years, teams are watching college basketball programs to find their next tight end. Like Jimmy Graham before him, Miami's Erik Swoope is this year's conversion project.
As the 49ers continue to search for help at the wide receiver position, the team reconnects with a former draft pick.
New Buccaneers head coach Lovie Smith admitted he's going to do some things differently than when he was with the Chicago Bears. Those changes might point toward drafting an nontraditional quarterback with the No. 7 overall selection in May's NFL draft.
Khalil Mack isn't a marquee name compared to others the Houston Texans are considering with the No. 1 overall pick. Find out why he could end up being their choice.
South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney will continue to visit teams, but he's isn't going to participate in any workouts.
The success of any young quarterback prospect is often dependent the team and situation in which he is selected. What situation is the ideal fit for UCF's Blake Bortles?
Von Miller's 2013 was a struggle with a six-game suspension and a torn ACL at the end of the year. He want to "be better" next season.
Aldon Smith's weekend arrest certainly calls into question his future with the 49ers.
"Draft coverage is coughing and wheezing right now, a marathoner who just crested a hill and discovered that marathons have suddenly been extended to 31 miles. When the NFL first moved the draft to mid-May, I was briefly excited, because draft coverage is like a chocolate brownie for me. Now, I am like the sinner in ironic hell getting chocolate brownies stuffed down his gullet. The pros and cons of the extended draft timeline are now clear to me, and they do not work out the way I thought they would."
San Francisco 49ers LB Aldon Smith was arrested Sunday by the Los Angeles Police Department.
The success of any young quarterback prospect is often dependent the team and situation in which he is selected. What situation is the ideal fit for Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel?
With free agency behind him, Alex Mack says he's happy to be back in Cleveland and holds nothing against the team for how negotiations played out.
Eagles RB LeSean McCoy denied a locker room rift between Desean Jackson and Chip Kelly and said he didn't know why the Eagles let the pro bowl wide receiver go.
The NFL Draft is seen as a means to fill holes on a team's roster, but these teams could ignore their needs to shore up their QB situation for the foreseeable future.
USA TODAY Sports confirmed Alex Mack signed a five-year deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars Friday, but the Browns did not wait very long to match the offer.
Andy Dalton is one of the most successful QBs in Bengals history — was it him or the talented roster surrounding him? That's the dilemma Cincinnati faces when deciding the 26-year-old's future with the team.
The Bears' offense was one of the best in the league last season. Will a revamped offense make a difference?
"Don't rule out Niagara Falls as a potential future home of the Buffalo Bills. Several officials told The Associated Press that a newly formed Bills stadium task force of public and private leaders seeking to bolster the team's long-term viability is considering sites that would put it closer to the team's burgeoning Ontario fan base."


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Hey guys,
I'll be doing a fair bit of work on a home that is changing hands in a few weeks.
Among the items to do, the main service panel will be getting replaced. Currently there is a separate meter a foot or so above a very dated and scary 100 amp (in fact, there is not even a main breaker) Zinsco nightmare. Both are flush fit in a stucco wall, and this wall is adjacent to the driveway, so the new needs to be flush fit as well.
We are going to put in a 200 amp panel (although really 100 amps is enough) and for these purposes I like a Murray JA2040B1200F. This is a nice combination flush fit that has the meter in a section above space for 20 breakers, I like this as opposed to those split vertically as it really is snug working the wires in those combination panels.
The power company has speced out a 2" mast rising 54" above the roof line, as the whip passes over the driveway, and the power company wants as much of 16' as they can get without forcing me to use a guy wire to support the mast.
The Zinsco nightmare is less than 14" wide, but happily the stud pocket is full width, there is a hinged cover that is not part of the actual panel but is just a weather cover.
Now, here's the question: when I pull out the weather cover, hopefully not destroying any more of the stucco than is essential, I would just as soon take off the flanges that Murray gives me to mount the panel to the stud faces, as if this was new work. This is retrofit, and I'd rather just run for 1 1/2" lag screws sideways thru the side of the panel into the studs, in order to do the least damage to the stucco as practical.
Anybody know if that is incorrect? "The equipment shall be used the way the manufacturer intended" or something like that?
Lord knows I'll be making enough of a mess as it is. I need to cut all the stucco above the new panel away, to the top plate. I need to install two 2" x 1/4" straps with beefy U bolts to restrain the riser, and I need to cut a BIG hole in the top plate for the riser. I prefer to place the riser all the way forward such that I just cut a deep slot in the top plate, then I can scab over it with a nice thick steel mending plate, to help reinforce the top plate. This is earthquake country and one should not just go cutting up structure willy nilly.
For the benefit of the stucco meister, I'll break out all the stucco on the wire that needs to go, and cut away the wire up the center, and cut the tar paper neatly about 2" from the studs. The stucco meister should be able to pull that back together and make a successful patch, I would think.
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Minot population boom putting a crimp in flood recoveryMinot, ND (WDAY TV) - Right now Minot is stuck in a love-hate relationship with the oil-boom. There are signs it will recover faster and stronger than ever imagined, but it comes with a hefty price put on some of its life-long residents.
Curt Zimbleman – Minot Mayor: "Public safety is paramount. Minot will flood. It'll displace thousands, shut down the heart of the city for weeks and inundate thousands of homes in a way never seen before. The water is rising fast and people need to get evacuated as soon as possible."
That was Minot almost 1 year ago. The Mouse River flooded and destroyed a third of the town. Right now Minot is stuck in a love-hate relationship with the oil-boom. There are signs it will recover faster and stronger than ever imagined, but it comes with a hefty price put on some of its life-long residents.
It's nicknamed the Magic City after a population boom in the early 1900s. Now, a century later Minot is bustling, and re-earning that trademark name as it's expected to double in size in the next decade.
Nearly a year after the worst flooding they've ever seen, this is still the scene in some parts by the river, it's desolate, smelly, some say it reminds them of a war zone.
With an unprecedented housing shortage spreading east from oil country there's demand for even these homes. Investors can turn them for a hefty profit, and the homeowners who can afford the upfront costs have a chance to see a big return if they stay in their house.
David Waind – Minot City Manager "It has been a mixed blessing. It has helped in many ways."
City Manager Dave Waind says combining that with an exploding tax base, there's reason to believe Minot could recover faster than Grand Forks did when it lost the battle in the '97 food.
David Waind: "They were indicating that they went ten years before they didn't talk so much about the recovery it was more looking forward."
There are downsides to the oil-boom blasting its way into the Minot area, and it didn't take long to find one. Meet Jane Abel - 57 years-old, bad back, bad knees and on a roof tearing nails out of her home.
Jane Abel – Rebuilding Her House: "I keep teasing people I never thought at this age I'd have to start life over."
Her roof is all that could be salvaged, yet she didn't qualify for a city buyout, and in the oil boom housing market the $30,000 she got from FEMA wouldn't be enough to buy a shed to sleep-in. Her only option is to rebuild with an extremely tight budget.
Jane Abel: "We'll probably have the exterior done of the house, have it framed in and I'll probably have paper walls and like I said picnic tables will be my cabinets."
Flooded out homes and the areas housing boom have created out of control demand for services to get a house running, it's allowing prices to skyrocket. So here's Jane every minute in between sleep and her job doing the prep work so she can afford the contractors.
Jane Abel: "A lot of times I'm here until 12:30 at night time trying to work with a little flash light or flood light."
This demand has put Jane and everyone else who lives in the 1,500 FEMA trailers in a race against time. They need to be out by November, but even if you can afford a plumber or electrician you're on a long waiting list.
Jane Abel: "Trying to build and not having the means of doing it, it's overwhelming it really is I feel like I have an elephant on me sometimes and I can't breathe."
This place could solve the problem. It's called Hope Village. Every week this summer 250 volunteers will be bussed here - people specialized in those services to get a house up and running. For life-long residents like Jane it's their only chance at keeping pace with the booming area.
4,100 homes were affected.
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Related program: 2007 Open Architecture Challenge
Visit the Crowdrise page for SIDAREC's Mukuru Youth Resource Center to learn more about this appeal for construction funds to complete the center for the 2007 Open Architecture Challenge Winner SIDAREC.
Posted by Sarah Bush Brady on Sep 10, 2010
On October 15-16, 2010 in New York City, Architecture for Humanity will be hosting Design Like You Give a Damn: LIVE!, an interactive workshop and forum on humanitarian design. You can discover lessons learned and the way forward in sustainable community development from experts and clients in the field. Also share your work with the public and meet Architecture for Humanity staff and Chapter members. You know how to design, this is your opportunity to learn how to build it.
The kick-off event and cocktail party is on Friday from 4:30-7pm, when the 2010 Curry Stone Design Prize finalists will present their projects. Come learn about pedal-powered farm machinery for use in rural Guatemala and transformative urban public housing in Chile. This is free and open to the public.
Phase 2 of Safe Trestles – an ideas competition that explores ways to create safe, low-impact access to Trestles – is complete. 5 teams were selected from Phase 1 to develop their designs over the summer while working with project stakeholders, local agencies, and the community towards low-impact solutions that serve all users from surfers to beach-goers, restore wetlands damaged by impromptu paths, preserve and augment vistas, and offer education about the history of the site and the coastal environment.
Check out the solutions. Join the discussion. And vote for the People's Choice Award here.
A special thanks to Davis Langdon for donating their expertise by providing cost estimates for each solution.
Posted by Karl Johnson on Sep 9, 2010
Stacey (seated at right) is seriously green. I don't mean new (although she's that as well, to our Haiti team, having joined us last month in Port-au-Prince), but, you know, ECO. Sustainable. Stacey is working with Architecture for Humanity as our Design Fellow delegate from the United States Green Building Council, or USGBC, better know for the development of the LEED certification system (see an overview, Stacey's in fact, of how LEED can work in Haiti).
Stacey hails from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where she is Principal and Green Studio Director for the architecture firm Koch Hazard. It's an honor that she accepted our invitation to work in Haiti for a year and I'm sure countless people will benefit from her wisdom.
Posted by Cameron on Sep 8, 2010
An alliance of green designers, architects, affordable housing specialists and sustainability advocates is teaming up with Native American communities in the southwest to develop green housing best practices for homes on tribal lands.
An initiative of Enterprise, the Sustainable Native Communities Collaborative is a multi-year effort aimed at creating culturally appropriate green building standards that will support tribal leaders with self determination goals related to natural resource management, energy conservation and healthy homes.
Related program: Pakistan 2010 Flood Rebuilding
On September 4th and 5th the Karachi chapter of Architecture for Humanity continued post-flood assessments in partnership with the Karachi Relief Fund. On Sunday the team was surveying a potential site at Fizagat, which is approximately 3-5km from Saidu Shaif. They were stunned by what they found. A village that has designed their way out of the floods and into economic recovery.
Chapter leader Mahboob Khan explained, "The Swat riverbed extends over 300m at this point, with both sides of the river supporting large populations. During our trip we stumbled across an ingenious series of handmade rafts that were made from tire tubes and bamboo by local villagers. At least 50 of these rafts were seen crossing the water with a number under construction."
Posted by Cameron on Sep 7, 2010
Over a span of 3 days, September 3rd to the 5th, a number of areas in Northern Pakistan were visited by the Architecture for Humanity Karachi and Karachi Relief Trust volunteers. These include Nowshera, Kurvi, Banda, Muhib, Munda Headworks and Fizagut in Swat. Here is a synopsis of the observations and future interventions proposed by our team.
Posted by Cameron on Sep 4, 2010
Related program: GAMECHANGERS | sports micro-venture fund
With $500,000 on the line this is your last chance to get funding to build a sports facility that effects positive change in the community. As we want to give away as much as possible we decided to make our own videos to promote the fund.
Today, design fellow Alix shows the world how to eat concrete.
previously on gamechangers... we get schooled by brazilian soccer kids
Posted by Cameron on Sep 3, 2010
Related program: Haiti Rebuilding Center
The tragic earthquake in Haiti tore communities apart way beyond the well documented streets of Port au Prince. Our teams have visited dozens of schools and done a series of assessments far into the rural areas surrounding the city. Below is a dynamic map of where we are working.
Posted by Karl Johnson on Sep 2, 2010
Judy is a retired teacher, and an American. Her husband David ran a factory in Haiti for 15 years before retiring himself and moving with Judy to the seaside village of Montrouis. They've lived there now for 25 years. One day a couple years ago Judy's passion for teaching reemerged and she decided to sponsor a local school. A contractor was hired and a building went up that was pretty standard as Haitian schools go. Two years later there an earthquake shook the region and the couple sought the help of Archiecture for Humanity to make repairs to the school–if any were needed. Architecture for Humanity sent an architect and a structural engineer who together determined the whole building was unfit to occupy. Judy's school, Collège Mixte le Bon Berger ("collège" in French being another world for "secondary," or "junior high" school) was too insufficiently reinforced and would have to eventually be torn down. Perhaps the foundation could be salvaged.


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As women age, changes in breast tissue can occur. Many of these changes are normal. Yet one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. The Breast Center at Fairview Ridges Hospital offers complete care for breast health – from advanced technology to detect cancer early to treatment – in an environment designed especially for women. If the diagnosis is cancer, we offer one of the region's leading cancer programs and will be with you every step of the way.
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The Breast Center at Fairview Ridges Hospital offers comprehensive breast-health services for women. We understand the sensitive and significant nature of breast health and strive to make your experience as comfortable and convenient as possible.
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Expertise. As a designated Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology, our breast specialists are experts in early detection, accurate diagnosis and state-of-the-art treatment of breast disease. Working as an integrated care team, our team brings the right mix of knowledge and experience together to ensure that you have the best possible breast care outcomes.
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At the Fairview Ridges Breast Center, same-day screening appointments are available for mammograms. Screening mammograms do not require a referral from your doctor; however, we will inform your primary care physician of your results. To schedule an appointment, call 952-892-2273.
Diagnostic mammograms are for men and women who have breast lumps, pain or discharge. A referral from your doctor is required to schedule a diagnostic mammogram, so talk to your doctor right away if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.
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At the Breast Center at Fairview Ridges Hospital, we handle all aspects of breast health, from simple screening mammography to the most advanced diagnostic test.
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text: I'm all for having alcoholics and drug addicts coming to church on Sunday, anytime for that matter. And I'll do my best to make sure they feel comfortable with the rest of us "sinners." After all, there's no more powerful assistance for kicking an addictive habit than divine help. But last Sunday morning, I was confronted by another form of addiction. In the middle of the church service, a young couple strolled up the isle in jeans, cowboy boots and belt buckles to…Continue Reading


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California forward to join the Eastern Conference champions
Season Celebration Banquet set for Thursday, April 17 at the Field Club beginning at 5:30 p.m.
California junior is the sixth Golden Bear to earn All-America honors from the AP
California senior named an honorable mention to the Pac-12 All-Academic Team
California junior one of four selection to WBCA All-Region VIII team
California's season ends at 22-10 with a third consecutive NCAA Second Round appearance.
It will be the Bears vs the Lady Bears when Cal faces Baylor Monday at 6pm PT on ESPN2.
Cal will take on No. 2 seed Baylor Monday night at 6 pm PT.
Point guard matchup is one worth watching in Saturday's NCAA First Round
Cal and Fordham to tip-off Saturday at 1 p.m. (PT) on ESPN2 at the Ferrell Center
California junior is one of five candidates for the award given to the nation's top point guard
Lindsay Gottlieb met the media after learning her team's postseason fate.


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This hotel is located in Miami Beach (South Beach), close to The Wolfsonian Museum, Art Deco Welcome Center, and Lummus Park Beach. Also nearby are Lincoln Road Mall and Art Deco Museum.
Hotel Features
In addition to a bar/lounge, Hotel Astor provides complimentary wireless Internet access, a garden, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Hotel Amenities
- General
Hotel Astor features multilingual staff, a garden, and concierge services. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Art Deco hotel also offers tour assistance, room service (during limited hours), and air conditioning in public areas.
- Concierge services
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (limited hours)
- Event catering
- Banquet facilities
- Business services
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 42
- Tour assistance
- Patio
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Year Built 1936
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Free Wi-Fi
- Number of floors - 3
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Garden
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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Valet parking (surcharge)
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- Premium bedding
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- Designer toiletries
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- Cable TV service
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- In-room safe
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- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Separate living room
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Astor Restaurant and Lounge - Classic American cuisine offering meaty entrees, and cocktails. The dining area features an old-world Cuban atmosphere with jasmine trees, twisting vines, stone fountains, hanging lanterns, and a rustic Spanish-style mosaic waterfall. Live musicians inspire salsa and meringue dancing on the dance floor Thursdays through Sundays after sundown. Registered guests receive complimentary mojitos from 6 PM to 7 PM daily (some restrictions may apply; schedule subject to change).Open for dinner late afternoon till late night; Sunday brunch from mid-morning till late afternoon. Bar and café open late morning.
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The Atlantic Ocean beach and Ocean Drive just three blocks away. Guests may rent water sports equipment on the beach.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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- Personal motorized watercraft on site
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
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Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Internet access (may be limited)
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Valet parking fee: USD 32 per night (in/out privileges)
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Unhappy Lehman Day? 4 years ago the financial crisis hit
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Lehman Brothers headquarters in New York on September 15, 2008. The 158-year-old investment bank filed for bankruptcy four years ago.
Tomorrow, September 15, marks four years since Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy and the financial crisis, complete with TARP and bailouts and more bankruptcies, shotgun mergers, "Too Big to Fail" (see below), and the end of a long, debt-fueled boom economy.
You could make the argument that we're still not recovered — and in fact some experts insist that there never was a recovery and that we're continuing to deal with the aftermath of the worst financial downturn since 1929.
There's little doubt that the U.S. economy is still in bad shape. Unemployment is high at 8.1 percent, fewer Americans are in the job market than at any time since the early 1980s, housing remains a mess in much of the country (especially California), and the national debt recently crossed the $16-trillion mark. The Federal Reserve just announced that it will once again put money into the economy to stimulate growth and hiring and provide a boost to consumption and the housing market.
Reportings: Solyndra scandal; central banks; Lehman Day
Libertarians attack! Megan McArdle at the Atlantic and my old pal Tim Cavanaugh of Reason focus on the political football that bankrupt California solar startup Solyndra has become. Megan: "Its technology was essentially a large bet that prices of silicon would stay high, making its product competitive." And Tim: "[T]he real outrage is that the government is proudly putting your money into companies that private investors are unwilling to put their own money into. Once this violation of common sense has taken place, the story can only end, as it appears to have ended here, in suffering and crime." (The Atlantic, Reason)
Central banks to the rescue! For now... "The European Central Bank said it will coordinate with the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan and the Swiss National Bank to offer three-month dollar loans to banks through the end of this year. The move is an effort to prevent Europe's debt crisis from derailing the global economy's rebound from recession." (AP, via the LAT)